The research, commissioned by the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI), highlights a worrying trend for rural communities and small businesses alike.
Vietnam's National Assembly last month approved plans to hike taxes on alcohol from 65% to 90% by 2031, a major step in the government's efforts to curb harmful consumption habits.
For better or worse, America is pretty lax about what you can or can't consume. While countries like the United Kingdom will wring their hands and place taxes on anything that might be slightly unhealthy,
Whisky companies are blaming current excise duties for a fall in investment, though analysts say the sector's troubles extend beyond UK taxes.
What began as a pilot designed by the Scottish Alcohol Industry Partnership a decade ago in North Lanarkshire, "It'll Cost You" is now a nation-wide campaign fronted by Police Scotland.
A ban on alcohol advertising could help address "out of control industry advertising", campaigners have said after reports the move could be included in Government plans to improve the health of the nation.
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Alcoholic drinks should have labels that explicitly state the link between drinking and cancer, an alliance of doctors, charities and public experts has urged.
Ontarians may soon have the opportunity to buy beverage alcohol from producers in other provinces directly.
In March, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced his government's response to U.S. tariffs. Three months later, those measures are ending.
Alcohol consumption in Ireland fell sharply last year, dropping 4.5% according to a report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI), which is demanding cuts to excise rates.